Hughes shift from judge to office seeker shocks nation
A New York World commentary traces how Hughes in 1916 has transformed from a 100 percent judge and national leader into a 100 percent office seeker. It challenges his policies, calls his stance evasive, and argues his campaign persona betrays his 1908 sincerity and leadership for New York.
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Hughes Cone
Times
Hughes
New York
Penrose Cannon Gallinger
West
Chicago
Wilson
Tie
Germany
Mexico
America
Lincoln
Customs Service
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Mughee
Hughes Turns From Principle To Pure Candidacy
The World laments the shift in Charles Evans Hughes from a statesman to a pure political candidate. It condemns his campaign as driven by party prejudice and ambition, arguing he now mirrors a 100 percent office seeker rather than a 100 percent leader. The piece mourns lost leadership and notes a nation poorer for Hughes’s pivot.
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Pell Street
Arsail
Hugins
Wil
Hughes
T Hughes
Republican Party
Wilson
Democratic Party
United States
Desperate campaign signals GOP clash over Maine race
The column argues Democrats overplay a desperate Maine effort while Republicans push Taft and Roosevelt into the state. It notes Hughes’campaign, calls out claims of weakness, and questions the administration’s handling of Germany and border security, reflecting wartime political rhetoric.
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W. J. Chaplin
Maine
Florida
Taft
Roosevelt
Rambling musings on leaders and polar hopes in old news
A fragmentary, opinion laden note mentions President Wilson as weak and a digger at the North Pole. It references Old Dee Cook promising another expedition and quips about cold nights around the diggings.
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Dee Cook
North Pole
Hidden Architect of Civil War Strategy Miss Carroll
A Kansas City Star profile honors Anna Hill Carroll, Baltimore socialite turned strategist who directed Union armies’ movements during the Civil War. Her pamphlets, maps, and advocacy urged Western campaigns, influencing Vicksburg and Tennessee plans while Lincoln’s cabinet and peers debated her role. Despite early praise, she died in obscurity.
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P. T. Pharnum
Grant
Vicksburg
Hegan
Anna Fila Carroll
Washington
Union
Anna Hila Carroll
Baltimore
Thos
King Carroll
Mary- Inna
Miss Carroll
Hicks
Maryland
John C. Breckenridge
Breckenridge
Lincoln
Union, and the State Wavered Miss Carroll
Calhoun
St. Loula
Mississippi
Mise Carroll
Guuldes
Tennessee
Thomas A. Scott
Scott
Fort Heary
Fort Donelson
Confederacy
Galfery
Vicksaburg
Mapa
Island No. 0
Congress
Fenris
Treasury Office
Kansas City Star
Town boy problem discussed in Dallas News
An exchange argues that parents who let a town stripling roam daily without work harm the boy and invite future trouble. The piece notes aimless youth from early morning to night, the leafing habit, and peer influence shaping attitudes toward work and success.
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Dallas News
Mov ies reg al pte From The Key en Pier rua
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a location reference The Key and Pier street. No clear event or person details are readable to form a proper summary.
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Reg al, Pte
The
Key
En Pier Rua
Seminary Leader Condemns Movies as Immoral and Untrue
President of Andover Theological Seminary, in a sermon, attacks films for lacking life-like truth and portraying characters viciously. He contrasts moral films that reflect actual life with plays that miss facts and mislead audiences, criticizing sentimental funerals and chorus singing.
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Andover Theological Seminary
Doctor Fitch
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Atlantic
Pacific
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Hkuwngia
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Yeehape
Palibanke
T. G. Bolmer
New York World
Tnfints Childres
Fac Strofle Signatere of
Tan Ceyraun Company
NEW_YORK
Castoria
Harry P.hynds
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Waterman
Logan
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Avenue
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